Scoring Overflow Highlights Second Day College Basketball Scores
A dense scoreboard dump lists dozens of college games with final scores from around the nation, including South Carolina 92 over Georgia Southern 77 and William & Mary 73 over Appalachian 7. Also noted are pro hockey and horse racing results, plus a coach reshuffle at Arizona and medical news on players.
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South Carolina
Rick Mousa
Ronny Arnold
Georgia Southern
Columbia
S.C
South South Carolina
Georgia
Southern
William & Mary
Appalachian
King
Tenn. Wesleyan
Otterbein
David Lipscomb
Augusta
W. Va. State
Wheeling
Bluefield St
West Liberty
Mt. Union
Grove City
Emory & Henry
Tusculum
Knowville
Paine
U. of St. Florida
Fla. Tech
Shaw
Livingston
Roanoke
East Tennessee
New York
Vertee
Gall
Aqueduct
Philadelphia
Chance Miltie
Liberty Bell
Laurel
Laurel Race Course
Lincoln
R.I
Grandma Stella
Lincoln Downs
Miami
Sunny South
Calder Race Course
North Carolina Holds Off Kentucky in College Basketball Showdown
North Carolina raced to a 46-26 halftime lead and held on for a 78-70 victory over Kentucky. George Karl led UNC with 22 points while Kevin Grevey had 19 for Kentucky. Ronnie Lyons returned from illness to score 15 in the second half for Kentucky.
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Boston
New York
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Baltimore Central
Atlanta
Houston
Cleveland
Estern
Chicago Midwest
Milwaukee
K.c.omaha
Detroit
Los Angeles Pacific
Golden State
Phoenix
Ny Montreal
Seattle
Portland
New York Rangers
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta Vi
St. Louis
California
Carolina
Kentucky
Virginia
Memphis
West Indiana
Utah
Denver
San Diego
Dallas
Associated Press
North Carolina
Tar Heels
Dean Smith
Ronnie Lyons
Bobby Jones
Joe Hall
George Karl
Jones
Kevin Grevey
Jimmy Baker
Nevada-Las Vegas
Oral Roberts
Bob Florence
Las Vegas
David Vaughn
Indians Face West Texas In Amarillo Showdown
Northeast Louisiana men’s basketball travels to Amarillo to meet undefeated West Texas State, a home-strong Buffalos squad led by Tommy Jordan and Reginald Ramey. The Indians, 2-2, rely on Jingles Burnette and Mike Rose at key posts as they chase victory on the road before December exams and Pacemaker Classic action.
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Northeast Louisiana Basketball Indians
Amarillo
Tex
West Texas State Buffalos
Northeast
NLU
Indians
ISUNC
Southeastern
Middle Tennessee
Ole Miss
Ewing Coliseum
West Texas State
Corpus Christi
Southern Mississippi
Trinity
Texas - Arlington
WTSU
Southwestern
Buffaloes
Dennis Walling
Tommy Jordan
Reginald Ramey
Walling
Brent Lake
Ray Golson
Jerry Christian
Mike Rodriguez
Lake
Golson
Christian
Rodriguez
Lenny Fant
Jesse Burnette
Mike Rose
Carson
Grubb
Fant
Mike Burch
Mike Fletcher
Harold Edwards
Graln Davis
Dave Farrell
Steve Kamerman
Mississippi State
North Texas State
East Carolina
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Unbeaten Sunny Faces Crawford in SF Bout
Unbeaten lightweight Ray Sunny III, a local fighter, makes his second San Francisco appearance against Frankie Crawford of Los Angeles Tuesday night at the Civic Auditorium.
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San Francisco
Ray Sunny III
Frankie Crawford
Los Angeles
Civic Auditorium
Louisiana Pros Sign High School Football Talent
Louisiana high school stars signed college football scholarships on Monday. Tex Szubinski of Riverside Academy signed with Alabama joining Tulane's flock of signees Mark Jones David Wicknair and Chris Rittiner of Marero. Wicknair led Louisiana receivers with 54 catches for 1 080 yards and 11 touchdowns.
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ioRartrucu
Louisiana
Tex Szubinski
Riverside Academy
Norco
Alabama
Paul ‘“Bear
Tulane
Chalmette High School
Mark Jones
David Wicknair
Szubinski
Riverside
Green Wave
LSU
Shaw High School
Chris Rittiner
Marrero
Perry
Chris
Tigers
Jones
Wicknair
Gates Sold to Partnership in Miami Soccer Franchise
The Miami Gates announce the North American Soccer League team has been bought by a 25-member group of business and civic leaders from John Bilotta who previously moved the team from Washington to Miami in 1971. Four general partners will run the team: Harper Sibley Jr., Fred Berens, Angel Lorie Jr., and James S. Billings.
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Miami
Miami Gates
John Bilotta
Washington Darts
The
Gates
Harper Sibley Jr
Miami Dolphins
Fred Berens
Angel Lorie Jr
James S. Billings
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Rutgers
Lehigh
Providence
Fairfield
Elmira
Roberts Wesleyan
Brooklyn
Pratt
Millersville
Elizabethtown
Juniata
Delaware Valley
New England
Keene St
Bryant
Nichols
New Hamp
Roger Williams
Hartwick
Quinnipiac
U. of New Haven
Marist
Bloomfield
Midwest
Green Bay
Milton
Wis
Eau Claire
UW Stevens Point
Georgetown
Oakland City
Ind
Rockhurst
Tarkio
Northwest Mo
Kansas City
Oakland
Uw-Oshkosh
UW Platteville
Nw-Milwaukee
South Dakota
Uw-La Crosse
River Falls
Moorhead St
Minn
Macalester
Minot
N.D
Concordia Moorhead
Northeastern Ill
Chicago State
Southwest
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
New Westminster
B.C
Wayne Maki
Vancouver Canucks
National Hockey League
Royal Columbian Hospital
Tucson, Ariz
Jim Young
University of Michigan
Arizona
St. Mary's
Western N.M
Santa Fe
Baylor
Oklahoma State
Far West Eastern
Montana
Boise State
Long Beach State
Colorado
North Dakota
Great Falls
Mont
Seattle Pacific
Wartburg
Cal Lutheran
Cal Baptist
Thesday
New York Islanders
Vancouver
Montreal
Toronto
Beaton
Minnesota
AHL
Richmond
Tidewater
New Haven
Nova Scotia
San Dieno
Fort Worth
Dieoo
Bkb
MIT
Bowdoin
Montclair St
Newark St
Jersey City St
Trenton St
Stroudsberg
Madison-Fairleigh
Dickin
Woodland Hills
Calif
Renato Garcia
Chile
Mario Marquez
Mexico
Salt Lake
England
Wuebec
Ottawa
West
Winnipeg
Alberta
Chicago
Quebec
Roscoe Pondexter
Glen McDonald
Ed Ratleff
Dave Logan
Lee Harris
Nebraska
Texas Christian
Harris
Huskers
Dan Murphy
Arizona State
Leon Douglas
Georgia Tech
Wendell Hudson
Drake
Dennis Bell
Creighton
George Washington
Texas AM
Southern Illinois
Weber State
Kansas
Xavier
Mississippi
Howard
Fayetteville State
West Texas
LSUNO
Jerry Jingles
Tommy Grubb
Wings
Bob Carson
Jingles
Rose
Burnette
Wain Cartée Suits
Highland Shopp. Center
W. Monroe
Sunny
Crawford
Bear
Roland Szubinski
Wrestling Tonight
Monroe Civic Center Arena
N.W.A
Smith & Tyler
Grizzly Smith
Tarzan Tyler
U.S
Donna Christantello
Toni Rose
Vicki Williams
Joyce Grable
Igor Putski
Chati Yokoucai
Suni War Cloud
Yasu Fudi
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